They are fed up, angry, upset stress and we have to deal with this every single day. Now and good evening, everyone. Im mike mibach. And im julie julie haener. Owners of several 7eleven stores in oakland say they are being targeted by thieves and that the problem is escalating. And theyve actually counted at least six incidents around the city since the beginning of this month. New at ten is amberleigh live in oakland. And amber, the store owners say they believe the same group here is responsible for these crimes. Thats right, mike. The owners tell me theyre frustrated. They say in each incident, a group of young men in their 20s and into the store with garbage bags and they filled the bags with items. They grabbed off the shelves. Loud and brazen Surveillance Video shows thieves breaking into the 7eleven on harrison in downtown oakland monday morning around four, they proceed to steal cigarets and Tobacco Products off shelves. They try to remove a safe thats bolted down but failed. They happen every week, so sometimes the store, sometimes the other stores. Another camera captures the suspects and the cars they arrived in the incident happening at the store owner Parminder Dhingra shows me the dozens of incident reports hes filed with police for each time his store has been robbed or burglarized in the past year. We still out for nothing will happen. You know, nobody got caught. Dhingra also heads the greater bay area 7eleven franchise owners association. He says since the beginning of august, there have been six robberies or burglaries at 7eleven stores. So far in various parts of oakland on thursday, Police Say Six people arrived in three vehicles at a store on 23rd avenue. One person rammed a car into the front window and door of the store, stole items and fled. Were tired of this like were here to do a business. Were here to serve the community. Were here to work, serve and feed our families. Ravi kakkar tells me his store on macarthur was robbed twice in three days this month. He and other owners say they believe its the same people hitting the different stores. They wear face coverings and they work in groups of 4 to 6 carrying garbage bags. Theyre stealing all the cigaret and tobacco product. The jewel, everything this cashier says he was robbed while working at the store on international boulevard just before eight last wednesday night. I am so scared. I am like not feel good. I dont feel like coming, coming or going back to work. But i have to just to feed my family. The store owners are demanding that city leaders take a strong stance against crime and to do something to help small businesses. Police have not yet said if there have been any arrests in any of these cases mike, julie amberleigh live tonight in oakland. Amber thank you. We have an update tonight on a shooting that happened on highway 24 last month. Authorities say the victim has now died. 22 year old brandon valencia of oakley was struck by a bullet on july 28th. He was a passenger in a vehicle near highway 24 Saint Stephens drive exit in orinda. The driver took him to the hospital, but valencia died yesterday from his injuries. Investigators are still working to find the shooter. If you have any information, youre asked to call police. The Alameda CountyDistrict Attorney has dropped enhancement charges against two men accused of killing a 75 year old man in oakland. D. A. Bailey and Demetrius Britton are accused of killing 75 year old paco during a morning walk in adams point. This was in march of 2021. Police say bailey shoved ho to the ground during an attempted robbery and that britain was the getaway driver. Ho died several days later from his injuries. Just moments before the trial began today, the das Office Motion to drop special circumstances charges that could have led to a longer prison sentence on the peninsula. A number of people became sick after a chemical leak prompted an evacuation. A hazmat team responded to a building just about 1230 this afternoon on island drive near marine parkway in the Redwood Shores community. The Fire Department said a free on lee came from a faulty air conditioning unit to 31. People were exposed, five of them felt sick and were treated there at the scene. This is a little unusual. Its not its not unseen. Theres mechanical failures on commercial buildings pretty frequently that will put an odor into a building. Most time it doesnt cause a symptom. And thats really what necessity rated the hazmat response. And the city said fire officials needed to inspect the entire building before allowing anyone back inside. In hayward, the city council is considering a resolution to seek reimbursement for costs associated with a cyberattack last month. The council met tonight to discuss amending a ratified proclamation of a local emergency due to the attack. Hayward hayward was the subject of a cyber attack back in july. As a result, the city shut down all of its websites. City Officials Say they dont know how much theyve spent. So far to remedy the attack. But if the resolution passes, they will seek reimbursement from state and federal governments. We are waiting to hear the outcome of that meeting, a vote today. But thousands of San Jose City workers on track to hold a three day strike next week. Union leaders say the raises that theyre asking for are crucial as the cost of living goes up. Ktvu south bay reporter Lamonica Peters live now in san jose after speaking with the mayor about the strikes potential impact on City Services. Lamonica up to 4500 city workers say theyll walk off the job after negotiations fell apart. But the mayor says that essential services will continue. You you cannot generate revenue without a functioning planning department. You cannot keep libraries and parks open without employees. San jose city workers represented by staff up san jose, a joint effort created by two local unions announced the three day strike to begin tuesday of next week. City animal shelters. San jose emergency emergency dispatchers. Air port staff, water maintenance and other workers say they will not report to work. But im not going to sugarcoat it. For our residents, a strike would certainly have an impact on the availability of certain City Services is, but well be able to manage essential services and continue delivering most of those to our residents. Union leaders say 99 of their members voted to authorize the strike on monday. The city says workers rejected a 5 raise for the first year and increase parental paid leave. Those reporting workers say the city council should be able to find a way to offer a competitive wage. Theres a lot of other ways in a budget thats multi billions of dollars to find a just enough resources so that our workers can try to just tread water, try to survive. And one of the most expensive places to live in the nation, San Jose City workers are asking for a 7, 6 and a 5 increase over the next three years. But mayor mehan says after recently balanced the budget, theres not enough revenue to cover their demands to get to that 7 and other benefits. Its that the these bargaining units are asking for. We would have to find 14. 4 Million Dollars worth of services to cut. Now, the mayor also says that the 12 job of vacancy rate is comparable to other nearby cities. Union leaders say that its still an issue that needs to be addressed, and it only adds to their workload. The strike is set to begin on Tuesday Morning and will end on thursday, julie. And well continue to follow what happens. Lamonica peters live in san jose. Thank you. More than 11,000 city workers in los angeles plan to walk off the job tomorrow. Members of the Service EmployeesInternational Union have organized a 24 hour strike. They will rally at Los Angeles City hall to protest what they say are bad faith contract talks. Union members have said they want the city to correct a variety of problems. One of those is filling vacant job positions. People planning to strike include airport workers at lax, sanitation workers, lifeguards and more. Mayor karen bass says the city has a plan to ensure the strike does not create a Public Safety emergency. Tonight, more fallout from allegations that a San Francisco narcotics officer had an inappropriate relationship with an informant and more than 100 drug cases tied to officer Christina Hays are currently under investigation because of those allegations. Today the Us Attorneys Office announced it would drop fentanyl dealing charges against two more suspects. Dozens of other charges tied to hays have already been dropped. Police in San Francisco are searching for a man who was caught on Surveillance Video shooting multiple rounds in the middle of the street in the citys tenderloin district. Our crime reporter, henry lee found out no one was hurt, but plenty of people were startled. Keep your eye on the man on the left as he walks near the corner of hyde and ellis in San Franciscos tenderloin. All of a sudden he reacts to something and then pulls out a gun and starts firing. As the man opens fire. People scatter and scramble for cover, including this man on a scooter. They dont have any type of morals or standards these days. They just do anything that they want in the street. But the gunmans not done. He continues to fire more shots before stopping and running off. The shooting happened at about 1110 sunday night. San Francisco Police responded to a shotspotter activation. Officers found spent shell casings but no victims. Surveillance video on a nearby building captured the incident. The video was posted by tenderloin tube and retweeted by the San Francisco sheriffs union. I showed residents the video to gauge their reaction. Its just crazy that it happens out here in the community that we live in because its children and women out here. You know what i mean . Im not surprised. It happens like weekly on my street. I dont know. I think its just like the same thing you see in la, you know, skid row. Its like mini skid row here. You shop dealing a lot in here. Shootings you should be here a lot and then move to up there. Many more hpd patrolling around. But besides sfpd, the feds have also been paying close attention to violence in the tenderloin. These images show urban alchemy worker darnell houston firing a gun near hyde and golden gate. He was charged in federal court and got probation after arguing it was self defense. The feds have more more power when it comes to things like like, you know, ammunition and guns and things that they can do and make happen. Sfpd is investigating the case with those recovered shell casings. Its quite possible the feds could get involved, assuming that gun or ammo was made outside california and they link that evidence to a suspect. Henry lee ktvu fox two news super supervisor dorsey has now attacked a couple of really vulnerable groups of immigrants and drug users. Supervisor sparring and San Francisco coming up, the city leader criticizing her peer after she says he backtracked on a plan he initially voted to approve. And weve had a few hot days around here. Thats about to change. Weve got fog rolling it over the bay now into your neighborhood tomorrow morning, ill have that forecast in what you can expect. Also ahead, growing concern about self driving taxis in San Francisco at 1045, the tough questions crews and waymo faced today. And a new sign the oakland as have their sights set on vegas, the union that the team is now donating get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. Contact your volvo retailer to learn more. Every business deserves a great deal. Get exclusive offers thats why comcast business is launching the mobile made free event. With our business internet, new and existing customers can get one year of unlimited mobile for free. Its our best internet. Powered by the next generation 10g network and with 99. 9 reliability. Plus one line of free mobile for an entire year. Its the mobile made free eventhappening now. Get started for just 49. 99 a month. Plus, ask how to get one free line of unlimited mobile. Comcast business, powering possibilities. Supervisor, hilary ronen today criticized supervisor matt dorseys proposal to scrap the Wellness Center plans and instead divert millions of dollars into jailhouse programs. Ctvs Jana Katsuyama spoke with both supervisors. Shes live tonight in the newsroom with more on the controversy. Jenna mike and julie, supervisor ronen said that she could not believe that supervisor dorsey abandoned the plan so suddenly. Dorsey says the plan for wellness hubs has changed so much, he says he cant continue to support them. This building at 444 sixth street near the hall of justice in San Francisco, was identified as a future Wellness Center for drug users, a place to get users off the streets and closer to care and services. Its an attempt to solve the citys drug problems, but also a concern for people working at the Beauty Supply business next door. I think it would be bad for our business. I think that they should find another place to put it. San francisco supervisor matt dorsey, who represent the neighborhood, originally voted for the idea, but he sent a letter to mayor london breed friday saying he no longer supports that plan. When i signed up for this, the idea was that wellness hub was going to be a safe consumption site. It was going to have other services. Dorsey says one reason hes upset is that the number of Wellness Centers has been reduced. There was going to be six different sites and six different neighborhoods to relieve the pressure. That narrowed down to three sites one in the tenderloin, one in the mission, and one in south of market. Then it narrowed to one site. Dorsey also says the City Attorney has ruled that none of the Wellness Centers can have supervised consumption sites because theyre illegal under federal law. Dorsey says he no longer thinks the wellness hubs will be effective in reaching drug users. Instead he wants the 18. 9 million in funding diverted to help incarcerated drug users through Jail Health Services supervisor Hillary Ronen called dorseys pivot a political ploy. She says Wellness Centers are important and can still help drug users, even if they dont offer a supervised consumption space. What we can do is we can fund all the other services that Wellness Centers provide counseling, Harm Reduction supplies, acupuncture, wound treatment, visits with doctor ronen says dorseys district already has a Harm Reduction center nearby at sixth street and mission streets that is overwhelmed with demand for services. It provides life saving care to drug users every single day. Previously 150 people a day were using those services. Now theyre is a request of over 500 people a day to request those services. So what comes next . Ronan says the Wellness Center in dorseys district and another in the mission could be ready by the end of this year and a third in the tenderloin by march of next year. Dorsey says he does not want to wait around and hopes that the mayor will support his request to move the funds immediately to jail programs. Mike Jana Katsuyama live tonight in the newsroom. Jana, thank you. New at ten renters in pittsburgh are urging city leaders to pass stricter rent control ordinances. A handful of people spoke at Tonights City Council meeting. They want a cap on annual rent increases at 3. The alliance of californians for Community Empowerment action is leading the effort. Organizers say some people are having their rent increase several times a year. If we dont want Homeless People and we dont want people constantly evicted because thats whats happening. I mean, i could be evicted because i have issues paying my rent. I think its going to come to a point where there need to be a cap on the rent here. This is very ridiculous. Rent control advocates also spoke at San Pablo CityCouncil Meeting tonight. Overall theyre pushing for stricter rent control measures throughout contra costa county. Also new at ten, a new sign the as are still looking to move to las vegas. The nevada state aflcio says the team has committed to being a sponsor of the unions Upcoming Convention in that city. The union also says the as made a donation to the Union Scholarship program. It called the donation a, quote , commitment to creating positive change in the local community. The union recently lobbied support for a bill to help fund plans for a new ballpark in las vegas. Major League Baseball team owners still need to vote on whether or not to approve the teams relocation plan. With the collapse of the pac 12, stanford and cal are now looking at their options to play in another conference, whi